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Publications Details for Grant Number R828897
Predicting the Distribution and Dominance of Exotic Species Across Landscapes of Southern Appalachia
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Exploratory Research to Anticipate Future Environmental Issues (2000)
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| Reference Type | Citation | Progress Report Year | Document Sources |
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| Journal Article | Huston MA. Management strategies for plant invasions: manipulating productivity, disturbance, and competition. Diversity and Distributions 2004;10(3):167-178. |
R825157 (Final) R828897 (2002) |
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| Presentation | Barnes PW, Huston MA, Lemke D, Pounds L, Johnston Jr. JW, Barlar G. Texas vs. Tennessee: comparing patterns of exotic plant invasions. Presented at the 51st Annual Meeting of the Southwestern Association of Naturalists, San Antonio, TX, April 15-17, 2004. |
R828897 (Final) |
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| Presentation | Huston MA, Pounds L, Johnston Jr. JW, Barlar G. Testing a theory of plant invasions with data from the Oak Ridge Reservation. Presented at the Great Smoky Mountain National Park Headquarters, Gatlinburg, TN, November 2002. |
R828897 (Final) |
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| Presentation | Huston MA, Pounds L, Johnston Jr. JW, Barlar G. Land use legacy effects: exotic plant species distributions sixty years after agricultural abandonment. Presented at the 30th Natural Areas Conference, Madison, WI, September 24-27, 2003. |
R828897 (Final) |
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| Presentation | Huston MA. The three phases of land use change: implications for biodiversity and geography. Presented to the Department of Geography, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, October 2004. |
R828897 (Final) |
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| Presentation | Huston MA. Testing invasion theory with field data: implications for management. Presented at the National Science Foundation, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Joint Meeting on Invasives, Washington, DC, October 2005. |
R828897 (Final) |
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| Presentation | Huston MA. The three phases of land use change: implications for biodiversity and Agriculture. Presented to the Department of Biology, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, February 2005. |
R828897 (Final) |
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| Presentation | Huston MA. Testing invasion theory with field data: implications for management. Presented at the National Science Foundation Plant Invasions Workshop, University of Indiana, Bloomington, IN, April 2006. |
R828897 (Final) |
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| Presentation | Huston MA. Understanding plant invasions. Presented at the Scientific Methods Seminar, Department of Biology, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX, February 2006. |
R828897 (Final) |
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| Presentation | Huston MA. Predicting the distribution, impact, and duration of plant invasions. Presented at the Southeast Exotic Pest Plant Council Conference, Nashville, TN, April 2002. |
R828897 (2002) R828897 (Final) |
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| Presentation | Huston MA. Predicting the distribution, impact, and duration of plant invasions. Presented at the 28th Natural Areas Association Conference, Cape Canaveral, FL, October 2001. |
R828897 (2002) R828897 (Final) |
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| Presentation | Huston MA, Pounds L, Johnston Jr. JW. The distribution of native and exotic plant species across a recovering landscape in eastern Tennessee. Presented at the 29th Natural Areas Conference, Asheville, NC, October 2002. |
R828897 (2002) R828897 (Final) |
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| Presentation | Huston M. Predicting the probability, intensity, and duration of invasions by exotic plant species. Presented at the Natural Areas Association, October 2001. |
R828897 (2002) |
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| Presentation | Huston M, Johnston W, Pounds L, Barlar G. The distribution of exotic and native plant species across a revering landscape in eastern Tennessee. Presented at the Natural Areas Association, October 2002. |
R828897 (2002) |
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